Small changes in the board layout and candy clusters also increase the difficulty rating up several notches. Some require scoring a certain number of points in five, ten, or twenty moves, while others add jelly squares, challenges, time-limits, or combine several such features. The ‘Saga’ element of crushing candy stems from the fact you have to finish the levels in a sequence. There are already thousands of levels to go through, and the developer King adds more each week, earning its reputation title for its lengthy games. New, random candies pop up to take the place of the ones you crushed, not letting you determine a course of action when you first see the level layout. The straightforward mechanics don’t leave a lot of room for strategic thinking.
Like the Bejeweled and Angry Birds franchises, it presents you with the simple goal of solving a never-ending puzzle stream. This game doesn’t lure you in with a well-developed narrative structure or masterful gameplay mechanics.
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